People
Applications
Part-way through
- Zaria Coombes
This list is what the steps say, so somebody accepted with two of six confirmed stays on it until the last one is ticked.
The steps this program runs
Each program writes its own. Starting somebody through them takes a copy, so editing this list leaves anyone already part-way through it exactly where they were.
Interview at the front desk
MeetingTwenty minutes on what they want to do and when they are free.
Volunteer forms
Their to-doThe program's own paperwork, plus the signed guardian consent form.
Reference check
Your to-doRun by the program office. The applicant never sees this step.
TB test result
Their to-doBook the test, then bring the reading to the office.
Orientation
MeetingHow the building works, who to ask, where things are.
First shadowed shift
MeetingOne shift alongside a volunteer who has done it before.
The queue
Oona FerrandinoApplied
Answers (4)
- Which activities interest you?
- Bingo, Music hour
- When are you free?
- Weekday afternoons after 3:30, and Saturday mornings.
- Why do you want to volunteer here?
- I want to go into nursing and I would rather find out now whether I am any good with people.
- Anything we should know?
- I do not drive yet, so I need shifts I can walk to.
On the form they ticked “I have read the terms and I am 13 or older” on Oct 16. That is what they said when they applied. A coordinator still confirms their age on the roster, and the signed guardian form is a separate record again.
Malachi DunbartonInterview
Interview Oct 21, 4:00 PM — Come to the front desk and ask for Delia.
Answers (3)
- Which activities interest you?
- Garden club, Meal service
- When are you free?
- Friday mornings — I have a free period first thing.
- Why do you want to volunteer here?
- My school wants sixty service hours before senior year and I would like them to be somewhere I keep going back to.
On the form they ticked “I have read the terms and I am 13 or older” on Oct 10. That is what they said when they applied. A coordinator still confirms their age on the roster, and the signed guardian form is a separate record again.
Zaria CoombesActive onboarding
Interview Oct 4, 4:00 PM — Come to the front desk and ask for Delia.
Answers (3)
- Which activities interest you?
- Crafts, Library cart
- When are you free?
- Tuesdays and Thursdays after school.
- Why do you want to volunteer here?
- I helped run a craft table at my library over the summer and I liked it more than I expected.
On the form they ticked “I have read the terms and I am 13 or older” on Sep 27. That is what they said when they applied. A coordinator still confirms their age on the roster, and the signed guardian form is a separate record again.
Onboarding
Show the steps
Interview at the front desk
MeetingTwenty minutes on what they want to do and when they are free.
Volunteer forms
Their to-doThe program's own paperwork, plus the signed guardian consent form.
Reference check
Your to-doRun by the program office. The applicant never sees this step.
TB test result
Their to-doBook the test, then bring the reading to the office.
Orientation
MeetingHow the building works, who to ask, where things are.
First shadowed shift
MeetingOne shift alongside a volunteer who has done it before.
Steps are a snapshot taken the day onboarding started, so editing the program’s template leaves anybody already part-way through it exactly where they were.
Oscar NkemeluAccepted
Interview Oct 9, 3:30 PM — Come to the front desk and ask for Delia.
Answers (3)
- Which activities interest you?
- Meal service, Front desk help
- When are you free?
- Most afternoons. I am done at 2:15 on Wednesdays.
- Why do you want to volunteer here?
- My older brother volunteered here and said the meal shift is the one where you actually talk to people.
On the form they ticked “I have read the terms and I am 13 or older” on Oct 5. That is what they said when they applied. A coordinator still confirms their age on the roster, and the signed guardian form is a separate record again.
On the roster as a pending volunteer. Accepting mints the record and stops there, so their age and their consent form are still to be collected before a shift. Open the roster
Declined (1)
Perpetua LindgrenDeclined
Answers (3)
- Which activities interest you?
- Bingo
- When are you free?
- Sunday afternoons only.
- Why do you want to volunteer here?
- I need twelve hours for a scholarship application due next month.
On the form they ticked “I have read the terms and I am 13 or older” on Sep 18. That is what they said when they applied. A coordinator still confirms their age on the roster, and the signed guardian form is a separate record again.